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Oct 26, 2017 · Interviews, Major Crimes, Major Crimes Interview October 26, 2017. In today’s edition of our Major Crimes Month interview series we’re looking at a man in G.W. Bailey who has wonderfully played Louie Provenza — and for more than 200 episodes! He started off on The Closer before heading over to Major Crimes, and on October 31 the sixth and ...
Sergeant Luther Rizzo was played by G.W. Bailey. He appeared in a total of thirteen episodes, first appearing in the episode "The Yalu Brick Road" in Season 8; he would also appear in the final series episode, the 2-hour TV film special "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen". In the show, he was head of the 4077th motor pool. While originally written to be from New York City, when the producers heard ...
G. W. Bailey Poliisiopisto -elokuvien rooliasussaan vuonna 1989. George William Bailey (s. 27. elokuuta 1944 Port Arthur, Texas) on yhdysvaltalainen näyttelijä, joka on esiintynyt niin televisiossa kuin elokuvissakin. Hänen tunnetuimmat roolinsa ovat kapteeni Thaddeus Harris Poliisiopisto -elokuvasarjan elokuvissa (1984–1994) ja kersantti ...
G.W. Bailey. Born: Aug. 27, 1944 in Port Arthur, Texas. G.W. Bailey attended Thomas Jefferson High School in Port Arthur with both Janis Joplin and Jimmy Johnson. He also attended Lamar University in Beaumont, eventually transferring to Texas Tech in Lubbock. He spent three years at the Lubbock Theatre Center as Artistic Director of the high ...
G.W. Bailey George William Bailey was born on August 27, 1944 in Port Arthur, Texas. Although Bailey started college at Lamar University in Beaumont, he eventually transferred to Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
In his work and in his life, G.W. Bailey looks for—and celebrates—humanity. Bailey on Rizzo: “He was an adorable scoundrel, but he was also a survivor.”. Bailey on Provenza: “He is the most human of all three, but he unapologetically sees the world as he sees the world.”. Bailey on Harris: “He was a blowhard—a classic case of a ...
Jan 9, 2018 · G.W. Bailey, who’s played crusty, comical Lt. Louie Provenza for 13 years on both “The Closer” and “Major Crimes,” is more direct about the franchise’s end.
